How to Get Weston Moving Parking Permits

Weston has been declared to house some of the best schools in Massachusetts. Top that with impeccable neighborhoods and low crime rates and everybody with a decent income and a big dream wants to strike roots in this city.  To accommodate the mover trucks which assist potential residents move their belongings the governing body of Weston has decided to grant the movers temporary parking permits. These permits allot specific spaces in which the trucks may temporarily park.

Who to get in touch with to obtain a temporary parking permit?
You can get in touch with the Police Department of Weston at 180 Boston Post Road Bypass (Boston Route) or call 781 786 2601. The police department can grant you a temporary parking permit for a couple of days. If you need a temporary parking permit for more than two days get in touch with the Parking Clerk on:
Parking Clerk
Weston Town Hall
11, Town House Road, P.O Box 378
Weston, MA 02493
781 786 5050

How to apply for a temporary parking permit?
You can apply for a temporary parking permit by filling up an application form at least two weeks in advance. The application forms are available at the town hall. The forms can either be mailed to the Parking Clerk at the Town hall or the Police Department or can be handed over in person. Upon receiving the application along with the relevant documents, they can take lesser than or up to two weeks to process. However, if the need for a temporary parking is less than two hours you do not need to apply for a parking permit.

What information do parking permits require?
You usually do not require submitting more than residence and identity proof along with stating the need for a temporary parking. A utility bill qualifies as a proof of residence.

What does having a temporary Weston Parking Permit mean?
Obtaining a temporary parking permit in Weston means:

•     You can use the parking spot allotted to you for the time period that the permit is valid.

•     If your parking permit has required you to specify the kind of vehicle being parked, no other vehicle or vehicles may be parked in the designated area.

•     Should the need exceed the validity of the parking permit, the parking permit needs to be submitted for an extension stating the cause and need for the same.

•     The parking permit has to be displayed on the dashboard on the driver side of the vehicle.

•     The parking lot designated in the parking permits needs to be highlighted by relevant signage and safety cones.

•     The vehicle may not be parked in front of existing driveways, loading zones or no parking zones.

•     If your requirement is for an on-street parking you need to specify why no off-street parking is suitable.

•     The holder of the parking permit has to ensure that allotted parking lot is litter free and decorum and discipline are maintained in the assigned area.